Some under the radar synth-pop bits from Sydney based Simone Dee.
Dee released this album with The Desires 1986 as well as another self-titled solo-album released the following year with a number of the same tracks.
Along with a string of singles released on the same Flamingo Label, Dee also went on to work with the likes of seminal DJ Paul Mac and there are also claims I couldn't substantiate that she taught Nikki Webster.
Despite this career, the albums seem to go under appreciated by Australian 80s pop aficionados. Come On Boys, which is also on the self-titled album, was featured on the fantastic Growing Bin Records channel a few years ago. The track I've selected is yet to see the internet.
Move On You is a moody, a new wave ballad that never was. Beautiful pads and keys echo across a haunting riff that seems inches away from being a chart topper like We Can Get Together or Send Me An Angel.
Check out the record on Discogs here.
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